Worst cut in the entire series is Harry not repairing his wand.

Part of the fun in the world-building is in it's internal inconsistencies.

Yeah the score was kind of whack. Great performances and Lonergan should get heaps of praise for modulating a pretty melodramatic script, but all the realism in the world doesn't help you when that music is up.

That would also have been good but John C. Reilly is the best.

Indubitably.

I would absolutely watch a movie with a bumbling moron JCR as Sherlock and an exasperated Ferrell as John Watson.

Ferrell and Reilly should've switched roles for this movie. It's obvious.

Theresa is not watching Westworld and has no reason to believe that anybody would be a Host because it's her life, not an episode of television.

IMO: Did it, police fabricated evidence to assure conviction, state still didn't definitively prove beyond doubt his guilt, and he shouldn't have been found guilty.

One of those motherfuckers has cancer now, right?

Isn't Joe Perry sick or something? Or is that a different band?

HEFTY!

If you ever want to see a guy acting with his entire fucking being, watch the conversation between Gandalf and Pippin about life after death. (Ok, about Valinor.)

Newt Scamander opens wizard-Pandora's box leading to the rise of Grindelwald—that's where we're going, right?

Wizards in the Jazz Age sounds so interesting and I can't wait to see how Yates ruins all the fun.

Sorry, perhaps I preface every comment I make with:

I think it's up to me to decide whether I'm enjoying the show or not, thanks.

I guess I'm curious how this could be "explained" later on, because it isn't really a mystery, per se. Bernard acting strange when Ford mentions his son (because he's a Host and that's a command phrase) is the kind of thing I'm happy to wait and see develop—but this didn't really have any air of mystery so much as I…

It's the American Way.

Fucking moron.